Examples of using Difficult to estimate in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is difficult to estimate the exact costs of introducing traceability specifically for GMOs and products produced from GMOs.
It is in particular very difficult to estimate the potential loss of employment resulting from fishing effort limitations, given that.
The number of slight injuries, which is even more difficult to estimate, might be between 12 to 28 times higher(66 000- 155 000 riders) in the EU-27.
Costs of this kind are difficult to estimate with sufficient accuracy since these are standards that are to be implemented a long time in the future.
Though difficult to estimate, several studies demonstrate significant annual costs of soil degradation to society in the ranges of.
The lack of recent experience with new construction makes it difficult to estimate the precise costs for the latest generation of reactors.
vary according to the state of the economy, which makes the precise impact difficult to estimate.
It is also more difficult to estimate the impact of such physical changes on the future socio-economic framework of the threatened areas and countries,
The impact of the reform of structural policies on budgetary balances is even more difficult to estimate but, in any case, the reduction in structural expenditure within the present 15 Member States will mean a reduction in contributions and a consequent relative improvement in the budgetary bal ances of these Member States even if structural spending is concentrated in less prosperous regions.
Hence it is difficult to estimate the environmental costs of waste.
There are many reasons why it is difficult to estimate expenditure accurately.
Although it is difficult to estimate accurately and in monetary terms the potential benefits from this change some indications are possible.
exposure are difficult to estimate, particularly in the hotspots in which concentrations are highest.
The number of Ciganos in Portugal is difficult to estimate, since there are no official statistics about race or ethnic categories.
The costs of such an approach are also difficult to estimate but would most likely result in much higher costs for all operators.
The time-to-market of this ultimate goal is as yet difficult to estimate, but it must be pursued with the appropriate support instruments.
At all events, it is difficult to estimate the number of jobs lost in related fields(transport,
the price is difficult to estimate and they entail uncovered counterparty risks.
Firstly, this is a programme that involves partners whose expenditure in the course of the year is very difficult to estimate at the beginning of the year.
However, the costs related to such eradication measures are difficult to estimate, as there is limited experience in the Community of stamping out policy involving economic compensation in aquaculture.